Park Hyatt, New York City

This is a picture from the spa at the new Park Hyatt in NYC. It’s unreal how beautiful it is. I especially like the chandelier and the similar metal window panels.

This is a picture from the spa at the new Park Hyatt in NYC. It’s unreal how beautiful it is. I especially like the chandelier and the similar metal window panels.
This is a 3-d rendering of a town home in Vail that I commissioned. The rendering helped demonstrate to the homeowner and builder what the space could look like post construction. These computer generated drawing are so advanced – I love it. The contractor is finishing up this week and we are getting very excited to…
A texture and pattern yearning to be a fabric’s muse.
Over a decade ago, with tidal wave speed, austere contemporary interiors took over the land of interior design fashion. However, as of late, homey, colorful and even pattern layering is once again on radar . This pillow might be over the top for some, but can’t imagine it not bringing delightfulness to most, even if…
In the 1940’s, the hotel’s 9th floor (penthouse) was converted to several high end apartments. Below the authentic concept drawing from that remodel. It was exciting for me, to view the drawing in the actual space today. Shocked to discover the furnishings from 70 years ago were more contemporary.
I am not entirely sure why I selected this picture as my Happy New Year post. Except perhaps that the trims and fabrics shown are similar to entering a new year; festive, fresh and exciting. Happy and Healthy 2015!
Reflecting on my previous post, it led me to contemplate the artists who captivated me and left a lasting impact as I transitioned from working with easels to embracing drafting tables. Among those influential figures, Terry Winters stands out prominently. The artwork he created, depicted below, exemplifies the intriguing intersection between art and interior design….